Compare this to the Scottish Premier league and it makes Kyogo joining Brum for 10 million even funnier.Was just having a look at some of the national league crowds.
Last week York had 7,316 at home and Southend had 7,754 that unreal. English football is the best.
I can remember going the old Nuneaton Borough ground I think they were playing forest green rovers and some people swapped ends at half time.Years ago I did random non-leagues games for when Cov played away.
Booked train tickets weeks in advance as well as the match ticket
Kettering vs Droylsden
Paul Gascoigne 1st game as a Manager
It was a random experience....you could walk from Kettering end into the Droylsden end with a pint in hand.... Great days they were!
Yeah that was definitely a thing - used to happen all the time at Leamington Brakes, moving from behind one goal to behind the other.I can remember going the old Nuneaton Borough ground I think they were playing forest green rovers and some people swapped ends at half time.
Was just having a look at some of the national league crowds.
Last week York had 7,316 at home and Southend had 7,754 that unreal. English football is the best.
used to be the same at Valley Sports in RugbyI can remember going the old Nuneaton Borough ground I think they were playing forest green rovers and some people swapped ends at half time.
Still is! 2-1 win for the boys tonightused to be the same at Valley Sports in Rugby
And if memory serves me right, ours were almost as low at times in the early 80's in the top flight, after Jimmy Hill's all-seater experiment. Banks of cold wet uncovered empty seating on the kop, and we were penned into cages in the West End. Looking back, it's hard to understand why I kept going through it all and never waveredBlackburn and milwall didn’t get home attendance much bigger than that recently
The Galahticos.It is & let's hope it stays that way - especially with the news that La Liga matches are to be played in Australia etc - horrible idea
Went to a game at Moor Green about 20 years ago. Behind the goal that Moor Green were attacking in the 1st half, and then just moved to the other end at half time.Years ago I did random non-leagues games for when Cov played away.
Booked train tickets weeks in advance as well as the match ticket
Kettering vs Droylsden
Paul Gascoigne 1st game as a Manager
It was a random experience....you could walk from Kettering end into the Droylsden end with a pint in hand.... Great days they were!
Im yet to go to a Non League game but I've been told its great. Not sure who I would choose to go and see though. Maybe Forest Green to see our boys but don't fancy a half time carrot.Was just having a look at some of the national league crowds.
Last week York had 7,316 at home and Southend had 7,754 that unreal. English football is the best.
Are you Coventry based? Lots of good (relatively) local choices if you are.Im yet to go to a Non League game but I've been told its great. Not sure who I would choose to go and see though. Maybe Forest Green to see our boys but don't fancy a half time carrot.
Actually I've probably got the timings a bit mixed up there. The all-seater initiative must have enabled the cages to be taken down, but it destroyed the atmosphere at that time, and for some reason people didn't fancy sitting uncovered in the rain in winterAnd if memory serves me right, ours were almost as low at times in the early 80's in the top flight, after Jimmy Hill's all-seater experiment. Banks of cold wet uncovered empty seating on the kop, and we were penned into cages in the West End. Looking back, it's hard to understand why I kept going through it all and never wavered
Yeah I guess Leamington could be a good shout tooAre you Coventry based? Lots of good (relatively) local choices if you are.
I go and watch West Didsbury & Chorlton a few times a season in the North West Counties Premier Division which is step 9/10 I believe, currently averaging 600+ for this seasonIf you go further down the pyramid, even teams in Step 5 or 6 are getting hundreds through the gate every week. The North is much better supported, with the Midlands being one of the worst.
Scotland has the highest fan ratio per capita in EuropeCompare this to the Scottish Premier league and it makes Kyogo joining Brum for 10 million even funnier.
It'll be tier 9 or 10. Steps start from National LeagueI go and watch West Didsbury & Chorlton a few times a season in the North West Counties Premier Division which is step 9/10 I believe, currently averaging 600+ for this season
Its so high in Germany because its so cheap. You can get Munich tickets for €15 adults and €7.50 for kids this season.Nice numbers but also want to mention German football haha(Great grandparents were German and I used to be somewhat fluent haha).
Average attendance in German football is quite high also.
Regardless, just shows again that football is easily the most popular sport in the world!
solihull moors is a great set up and very local, especially if you live west side of Cov. have also gone to Hinckley & Redditch tooAre you Coventry based? Lots of good (relatively) local choices if you are.
Yes they do. But doesn’t make their level of football any less shite.Scotland has the highest fan ratio per capita in Europe
I go and watch West Didsbury & Chorlton a few times a season in the North West Counties Premier Division which is step 9/10 I believe, currently averaging 600+ for this season
Its so high in Germany because its so cheap. You can get Munich tickets for €15 adults and €7.50 for kids this season.
Scotland has the highest fan ratio per capita in Europe
I‘m sure the cages stayed up after the West End was seated.Actually I've probably got the timings a bit mixed up there. The all-seater initiative must have enabled the cages to be taken down, but it destroyed the atmosphere at that time, and for some reason people didn't fancy sitting uncovered in the rain in winter
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